Right now and fast, a bumpy trip to, well, nowhere, despite a week of worry from the

Fed, European banks and the ripple effect from our regionals, the markets finish the

week basically right where they started.

So why with all these worries as Wall Street seemingly so unfazed, plus, the Washington

Basis-China and Tiktok apples at Yotim Cook arrives in Beijing from geopolitics to a stock

surge.

We'll look at how apples seems to be the Teflon Tech Titan right now.

One later, one shining moment for gold, the precious metal topping, the $2,000 mark

this week for the first time in more than a year, stick around to hear why one of our

traders thinks this can still be an 18, maybe even a 424 carat trade from here.

I'm Melissa Lee.

This is Fast Money.

We're live at the Nasak Market site on the death tonight, Tim Seymour, Courtney Garcia,

Steve Grasso, and Guyadami.

We start off with a whipsaw action in the rates market.

The two-year falling as low as 3.56 percent in early trade, hitting its lowest level since

September, before bouncing back, it closed the day down by just a few basis points.

Long return meals also fell, the spread between the 10 and the two-year treasury, tighter than

it's been since late October.

Meantime stocks eaked out another day of gains, the S&P down a percent at its lows, finishing

the day up more than a half a percent.

The three major indices all managing to close out the week with gains and take a look

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